Orchestra Families
Instruments
Keyboards
Vocal Ranges & Types
Sound Production & Changes
100
A family of instruments at the back of the orchestra.
What is Percussion?
100
A small string instrument that uses a bow.
What is Violin?
100
This Keyboard instrument has only one manual.
What is Modern Piano?
100
The top register of the female voice.
What is Soprano?
100
A technique used to produce sound on a violin.
What is bowing or plucking?
200
A family of instruments that includes the piccolo.
What is Woodwinds?
200
A brass instrument with a warm, rich sound.
What is French Horn?
200
What is Harpsichord?
200
Just below Soprano exists this vocal range.
What is Mezzo Soprano?
200
This mechanism is used to change pitch on a Trombone.
What is a slide?
300
The largest family of instruments in the orchestra.
What is Strings?
300
What is Bassoon?
300
Seated at this Keyboard Instrument, you can use your feet to produce sound.
What is Organ?
300
The three general ranges for the male voice in order.
What is Tenor, Baritone, Bass?
300
A mechanism used to change pitch on all the brass instruments except Trombone.
What are Valves?
400
An instrument in the string family that you find on the far left.
What is Harp, Piano, or Celeste?
400
The five major woodwind instruments.
What is Piccolo, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon?
400
A tool used to pluck the strings of a Harpsichord.
What is a Quill?
400
The six major vocal ranges in order.
What is the Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass.
400
A piece that is connected to the mouthpiece on a Clarinet.
What is a reed?
500
The location of Double Bassists
What is the Far Right?
500
The most common Orchestral Percussion instrument.
What is Timpani?
500
As a result of having hammers. The modern piano is capable of producing this.
What is multiple volumes?
500
The correct order of voices in a standard four part harmony choir.
What is Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass?
500
This technique is used in conjunction with a brass mouthpiece to change pitch.
What is airflow/direction of air?